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Hi Vincent,
Nope. The fact that SCASM makes the BGL does not mean it will become obsolete (if it does, we have to wait for the new version to be sure). It is how the code is structured.
And the SCASM code that SBuilder uses is the same as the BGLC code Ground2k uses and the objects you place use the same code as XML/BGLComp. So the BGL created with SBuilder is using the Fs2004 scenery structure. And also long as Fs2004 scenery is supported in future versions, it will work.
The tool that you use to create it does not matter, it is about the scenery format used. So it is very likely that scenery using the old (Fs98, Fs2000, Fs2002?) formats will no longer be supported in future versions and in general these are made with SCASM. But saying that SCASM is the problem is wrong.
Nope. The fact that SCASM makes the BGL does not mean it will become obsolete (if it does, we have to wait for the new version to be sure). It is how the code is structured.
And the SCASM code that SBuilder uses is the same as the BGLC code Ground2k uses and the objects you place use the same code as XML/BGLComp. So the BGL created with SBuilder is using the Fs2004 scenery structure. And also long as Fs2004 scenery is supported in future versions, it will work.
The tool that you use to create it does not matter, it is about the scenery format used. So it is very likely that scenery using the old (Fs98, Fs2000, Fs2002?) formats will no longer be supported in future versions and in general these are made with SCASM. But saying that SCASM is the problem is wrong.